This guide outlines the steps to get started with the Windows Terminal, including the basics of navigating the application, changing settings, and creating, editing, and personalizing profiles.

The Windows Terminal app provides an entry into multiple command line tools for Windows 10 and 11. Some key customizations make it even more useful.

Customize Windows Terminal with themes, fonts, and background images to boost productivity and give it a modern, personalized look tailored to your workflow.

Even without becoming an expert in Apple's Terminal app, you can use simple commands to achieve things your Mac won't let you do in any other way. If you're just getting used to Terminal ...

To make the Windows Terminal your default terminal app in Windows 11, you need to open the Windows Terminal first. Then, open the Settings panel and ensure that you are in the Startup tab.

Setting a user as an administrator will allow her to perform these sensitive operations on a Mac. User permissions can be changed from either the System Preferences or the Terminal app.

Working within the terminal window doesn't mean you can't keep your code, configuration files, or text files in sync with your iCloud account. Jack Wallen shows you how to make this easy.

Learn how to make Terminal use a user-defined background image each time you open a new window.